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Intro Hello and welcome to our sixth edition of S41 Local Magazine. We have some great features for you this edition, and of course our regular events and What's On guide for you to plan your summer. Our cover artist challenge is heating up nicely, we have another fantastic cover that, we think, really is in the mix for the winners trophy! The epic tattoo artist Brendon from Tattoo HQ. He's done an amazing job I'm sure you will all agree. If you would like to see your piece of art feature on our cover then get in touch! This month we have some interesting features for you, check out Men Talk on page 16 and Raising the Rooves on page 38, these are some of our favourite articles. We get to know some of our local businesses a little better and meet the people behind the brands such as Gareth (GR Glazing) and Garry (Diverse Recruitment). We hope you enjoy reading this edition as much as we liked creating it. A big thank you to our contributors this month! If you want to get involved, have an event to promote or a business to advertise please do get in touch. Peace, Love and Positivity Simon and Bekah. T: 07538 268761 E: bekah@s41local.com
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Street food originated in Asia on the streets of Thailand, Cambodia, Japan and Vietnam and is massive in the states with several documentaries popping up on Netflix lately, Yes, street food is all the rage right now and with good reason. So, wouldn’t it be great if we didn’t have to travel half way around the globe to experience the very best of world cuisine! What if we could pop out with the family for a quick lunch at a local pub that cooks and serves street food, you’d tell me I was crazy right? Well, thanks to Jon and Nicky at the Three Cottages we can do just that. They have bought street food to Chesterfield and made it accessible for all the family. With their reinvigorated menu, gluten free options and dishes for meat lovers and vegans, you too can have a taste of the orient, minus the mosquito bites!
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Bekah Anstey Cheesy but good!
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hat a busy but fantastic month we’ve had. We celebrated Simons 40th birthday with family and friends. Let’s just say Simon had the time of his life but instantly regretted it at 9am the next morning. We celebrated at The Crafty Dog; Neil did a fantastic job of setting up an area for us at the back. Thanks Neil!
This month we were lucky enough to be able take the girls to Disneyland Paris in the school holidays which was expensive but worth every penny. The weather was amazing, the park was busy but not unbearable and the hotel was great. We went for the cheapest hotel ‘Sante Fe’ as we knew we wouldn’t be spending too much time in it. The hotel was excellent and exceeded my expectations, I would highly recommend! Although, the queuing system at check-in is horrendous but I’ve heard it’s like that at all the hotels. I would absolutely go again but I think we’ll wait till Florie is a little older. If you are planning on going to Disney, be sure to take lots of snacks as it is rather expensive and if you do decide to eat in a restaurant, be sure to book well in advance as by the time you arrive all the tables have gone!
Another highlight for me this month was watching an acoustic performance by The Levellers at the beautiful Buxton Opera House. I was blown away by the performance and it's motivated me to try to go to more gigs this year. All in all, a good month for me, it’s been busy but then we both work full time, have two children and run the magazine so busy is just everyday life. Thanks for reading and I hope you all had as much fun as I did this month!
It was the Vegan Knights Market this month which was fantastic! It was the first of its kind and ‘Cakes by Bobbies Den’ did a fantastic job of organising it, well done Jen! I purchased some tasty cheese from Hard Times Vegan – go for the chilli cheese it is sooo good! It works well with the chilli marmalade from Ashgate Preserves. (I’m sure you’re not supposed to put marmalade on cheese, but it was lovely) I would also recommend the chocolate from Cocoa Elora if you like a dark chocolate with a glass of red. I’m not normally a chocolate fan however it was that good I ate Simons bar too! It’s normally the other way around so Simon had to forgive me. Page 6
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Simon Paterson The magical kingdom
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pril by all accounts was the best month of 2019 so far. Granted there has only been four months, but it will take some topping!
I turned 40 in April and as sad as I am to say goodbye to my 30’s, I have a feeling my 40’s will be epic, they started well, anyway! My amazing partner Bekah organised a 40th birthday meal/party at the Crafty Dog on Chatsworth Road. Around 30 of my closet family and friends made the effort to celebrate with me, although I don’t think it was hard to persuade them, given the selection of craft beer for sale! In line with British tradition people bought me drinks and as the night progressed, these drinks turned into shots at the bar! No self-respecting 40 year old should be seen at the bar downing shots of tequila with people half his age, but on this occasion, it’s exactly what happened! Being as though I don’t have a drink from one month to the next the following day was horrendous! I stayed in bed all day, only leaving it to frequent the toilet! It was 5pm before Bekah ‘forced’ me to get up and commence my role as a parent, a role I was doing my best to avoid. Parenting multiple children is hard enough, without a hangover fit for the movie! By 8pm I was back in bed (thank god).
1am the following morning our alarm went off and it was time to get up! Now, the only time you don’t mind getting up at 1am (if there is one at all) is when you are going on holiday. Bekah and I had decided to take the kids to Disneyland for my official birthday. We booked two full days in the park and a day in Paris. We arrived at Disney around midday and the kids were absolutely shattered as we had been up since 1am. As we entered the park I made the kids pose for a photo. Disneyland claims to be ‘the happiest place on earth’, but Eva clearly missed the memo and Florie seemed somewhat underwhelmed, but it made for a great photo!
Disney is a magical place but it also very busy and the queues, at times, are quite lengthy. This meant that I had to put on my project manager hat and attack the park in the most efficient manner, maximising ride times and ensuring that we did everything we (mainly me, mainly Star Wars and Marvel) wanted to in the allotted time. After a day of my itinerary the girls had had enough and I had to relinquish control to someone far less qualified for the job, Eva age 8 (going on 30). For me the best of Disney lay within their live shows. The Marvel superhero and Mickey’s Magical adventure were spectacular to say the least. We all had such a good time, but we were ready for a holiday when we got back, luckily I had booked the rest of the week off to spend with my family over the Easter period. I hope your April was as good as mine and you have a great start to the summer. Peace, love and positivity Simon
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Thu 30 May to Sat 1 June: Mega Lego Play Days. Get creative and build some amazing models with LEGO, for all ages. 10am to 4pm @ Chesterfield Museum. chesterfield.gov.uk/museum
Wed 5 to Sun 9 June: RHS Flower Show at Chatsworth House. rhs.org.uk/shows-events/ rhs-chatsworth-flower-show To 28 June: Celebrating the Chesterfield Art Clubs 90 Year History. Display of memorabilia, exhibition & sale of current art work at Chesterfield Museum and Art Gallery. 10am to 4pm on Mon, Thu, Fri & Sat.
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Wed 29: Chesterfield College Open Event. Apprenticeship advice evening. 5:30 to 7:30pm. See Chesterfield.ac.uk/opendays for more info. Thu 30: Holy Communion for Ascension Day. 5pm at Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way.
Fri 31: An Evening with Barrie John - When Two Worlds Meet. Award winning international TV Medium & Paranormal Expert. An evening of Mediumship & Conversation. 6.30pm for 7pm. £20 per person (incl. Pie & Peas). Book via Monkey Park café or e: manager@ monkeypark.org.uk
June
Sat 1: Brampton Food Market @ St Thomas’ Centre. 10am to 1:30pm. Free entry. Come along and support your local businesses. St Thomas’ Centre, Chatsworth Road S40 3AW.
Sat 1 June: Premier League Cricket - Chesterfield v Alvaston & Boulton. Queen's Park Midday. Free.
Sat 1: Charity Strawberry Tea at St John's Church Centre, Walton Back Lane, 2-4pm. Drinks/ scones/strawberries and cream. Families welcome. Homemade bake stall & preloved book stall. Sun 2: Grassmoor 10k Run & 2k Fun Run. Grassmoor Country Park organised by North Derbyshire Running Club. Full details from northderbyshirerc. jimdo.com Mon 3: RSPB UK Wildlife Spectacular. Tony Clarke. 7pm St Thomas' Centre. Chesterfield RSPB. T: 01246 201663. Tue 4: Mellors & Kirk Valuation Day. 10am to Midday @ St Thomas’ Centre, Chatsworth Road.
Wed 5: Holymoorside Horticultural Society - Andy Hubbuck ‘Growing Sweet Peas’. Meet at 8pm in the URC meeting room Cotton Mill Hill, Holymoorside. Visitors & new members welcome. T: Peter 01246 568000 or Trevor 01246 569059.
Thu 6: Spital Cemetery General Tour. 2pm at St Leonard's Mission Church, Spital. Thu 6: Vlieseline ‘Creative Range’ Demonstrating creative uses by Sharon Belcher. Chesterfield Embroiderers’ Guild. 7 to 9pm at The Saints’ Parish Rooms, St. Mary’s Gate, S41 7TJ. Sat 7 & Sun 8: Spital Arts Spectacular Fair. St Leonard's church, Spital. Free event call 01246 220741 for details. Fri 7: Mellors & Kirk Valuation Day. 10am to 1pm @ Dronfield Hall Barn, Dronfield. Sat 8 & Sun 9: Walking Football European Nations Cup. Proact Stadium. A tournament featuring 160 players, representing eight different nations. Over 50s and Over 60s teams. thewfa.co.uk Sat 8 & Sun 9: Chesterfield Railway Modellers’ Annual Peak Exhibition. See up to 15 layouts, a selection of traders selling books & model railway items (both new & second-hand). 10am to 5pm. Adults £5, Concs £4, Family £12. Agricultural Business Centre, Bakewell. Sat 8: Coffee Morning for Chesterfield Child Contact Centre. 10am to 12:30 pm @ Rose Hill United Reformed Church.
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What's On Sat 8: Classic Car & Bike Show. 11am to 4pm at Hardwick Hall. Classic car enthusiasts gather in aid of Ashgate Hospicecare. Show cars & bikes: £5 (driver and one passenger). Visitors: £3 (under 16s free). All plus National Trust Parking charge. T: 01246 567250. Sat 8: County League Cricket Chesterfield v Holmesfield. Queen's Park 1pm. Free. Sun 9: Methodist Homes Sunday Holy Communion. 9:45am at Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way. Sun 9: Café style Worship 4All. Storrs Road Methodist Church led by Yvonne Birchmore. Worship Group singing from 10:30am and service at 10:45am. All welcome. Sun 9: Friends of Spital Cemetery - General Tour. 1 to 2pm meet at bottom entrance on Hady Hill. E: thefriendsofspitalcemetery@ gmail.com. Mon 10: Friends of Spital Cemetery - Hasland Gala. Mon 10: Diabetes UK Diabetes & Mental Health. Education Centre, Chesterfield Royal Hospital 7pm. See chesterfield. diabetesukgroup.org Wed 12: RSPB Midweek Walk, Sherwood Forest. 9:30am. Chesterfield RSPB. T: 01246 201663.
Wed 12: Eckington Classic Car & Bike Show. 3 to 8pm at Renishaw Hall, Eckington. A fund raising event run by Chesterfield Rotary clubs with proceeds to local charities. Car show and auto jumble.
Wed 12: Fashion show by Bon Marche. 7to 9 pm organised by Brampton Ladies Club at Storrs Road Methodist Church. Proceeds towards the Centre Roof Fund. Tickets £3 including refreshments. T: 01246 232169.
Thu 13: Gardening Group. Friends of Spital cemetery. Meet at The Tool House. 10am to 12:30pm. E: thefriendsofspitalcemetery@ gmail.com Thu 13: Chesterfield College Open Event. Open Evening. 4:30 to 7pm. See Chesterfield. ac.uk/open-days for more info and to register. Sat 15: University of Derby Chesterfield Campus Open Day. Visit derby.ac.uk/open-days for details and to register. Sat 15: George Stephenson Day. Meet ‘George’ and find out more about his life, why he came to Chesterfield, why he stayed and where he is buried. 10m to 4pm @ Chesterfield Museum. chesterfield.gov.uk/museum Sat 15 June: Premier League Cricket - Chesterfield v Elvaston. Queen's Park Midday. Free. Sun 16: Fathers’ Day Celebration. The Gospel Mission Congregational Church, Old Rd at 10:45am. An action-packed celebration of fatherhood in the earthly & heavenly sense. Suitable for kids young & old, dads, step-dads, grandads … Mums welcome as well! Refreshments afterwards. Sun 16 June: Sunday League Cricket. Chesterfield v Cutthorpe. Queen’s Park 1:30pm. Free. Mon 17: The Aurora Choir perform in Loundsley Green Community Centre at 7:30pm. Tickets £3 from church, choir members & on the door. Proceeds to the church funds. Tue 18: David Darwin - My Life in Steam. Chesterfield and District Local History Society. 7:30pm @ United Reformed Church Rose Hill. Visitors welcome, refreshments.
Wed 19: Without Malice or Ill Will. A solo performance about life’s choices. 7:30pm at The Recital Room, Chesterfield College. Tickets £10 from 01246 500799 or call into West Studios reception, Sheffield Road. Thu 20: Chesterfield Jazz Club Gary Grace. 8:30pm. Tickets ticketsource.co.uk/wendykirkland or £7.50 from VICentre. Club Chesterfield, Chester Street, S40 1DL. Fri 21: RSPB Evening Field Trip to Clumber Park to see Nightjars. 6:45pm. Chesterfield RSPB. T: 01246 201663. Sat 22 to Sun 23: The Beeley in Bloom Art Exhibition. 11am to 4pm. Garden themes commemorate the Great War & Votes for Women plus The Chesterfield Art Club will be selling their work. Teas & cakes in Beeley Village Hall, DE4 2NU. Stalls & Duck Race. £4 (under 16s free). Charity event. Sat 22: Save a Life: Chesterfield First Responders visit the Museum to raise awareness of how to save a life with the use of CPR and defibrillators plus other hands on activities. 10am to 4pm @ Chesterfield Museum. chesterfield.gov.uk/museum Sat 22: Premier League Cricket Chesterfield v Ticknall. Queen's Park Midday. Free. Sat 22: One More Song. Peak Voices Summer Tour of the Peak District. 7:30pm at Biggin Village Hall (Buxton). Tickets £10 Call 07539 560102 or E: emailing peakvoices@gmail.com Sun 23: RSPB Minibus Trip to RSPB Hope Farm. 7:30am. Chesterfield RSPB. T: 01246 201663. Sun 23: Hady Miniature Train Rides. Hady Hill behind St Peter & St Pauls School. Midday to 3pm. See FB: Chesterfield Miniature Railway.
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Tue 25: Chesterfield Garland Dancers. From 7.30pm outside Holymoorside Village Hall (inside if it rains). Traditional ladies’ clog dancing with musicians, colourful dresses, jingle sticks, bells and ribbons. All welcome to watch and perhaps join in. chesterfieldgarland.org.uk Fri 28: Madness Giveaway Entries. Last chance to get your entries in for the ticket giveaway for Madness at Doncaster Racecourse on 20 July.
Sat 29: Amenhotep III Conference. The Society for the Study of Ancient Egypt present two lecture and a film. 10:15am to 4pm at Chesterfield Library. Tickets £15 and £20 non members. E: egyptologyssae@ gmail.com or call 01246 276771 for details. Sat 29: Scarcliffe Soapbox Derby. 10am to 5:30pm at The Horse & Groom, Scarcliffe S44 6ST. Fundraising for local charities. scarcliffesoapboxderby.co.uk
Sat 29: County League Cricket Chesterfield v Belper Meadows. Queen's Park 1pm. Free.
Sat 29: KES Screening 50th Anniversary. David Bradley will take part in a Q&A. Memorabilia available to purchase. Bluebirdnorthevents.co.uk Sat 29: Thank you for the Music! Concert by Staveley & District Churches United Choir for Derbyshire Stroke Centre. Loundsley Green Community Centre S40 4QU 7:30pm Solosists from EYMS. Tickets £5 inc. refreshments. T: Julie Hunt 01246 238143 or e: juliehunt54@outlook.com Sun 30: Chesterfield Methodist Circuit Service and Easter Offering. 6pm at Loundsley Green Church.
Sun 30: Chesterfield Artisan Market. 10am to 4pm in New Square, Chesterfield.
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Mon 1: Chesterfield RSPB AGM at St Thomas Centre. 7:15pm. Free. T: 01246 201663. Thu 4: Author of ‘Quilters’ Guide to Amish Quilts’ by Jan Jefferson. Chesterfield Embroiderers’ Guild. 7 to 9pm at The Saints’ Parish Rooms, St. Mary’s Gate, S41 7TJ. Fri 5: Mellors & Kirk Valuation Day. 10am to 1pm @ Dronfield Hall Barn, Dronfield. Fri 5: Messy Church at Storrs Road Methodist Church from 3:15pm. Crafts, fun, food and a short worship session. Theme ‘Feed Me, Please!’ Book before 30 June. T: 01246 274021 or E: Storrsroad.messychurch@ gmail.com. All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Fri 5: Phoenix Concert Band Summer Concert. 7:30pm Hasland Village Hall, Eastwood Park. Tickets: £8 (under 12s free) from Hasland Chiropody, 38 Mansfield Road or T: 01246 279521. pheonixband.net FB: pheonixconcert Sat 6 & Sun 7: Yards Fest Summer Meet Up. Music, shopping and social at The Yards all weekend. See FB: TheYardsChesterfield Sat 6: Messy Church at St John's, Walton. 3:30 to 5:30pm. St John’s Church, Walton Back Lane. Sat 6: Westfield Infant School Summer Fair. 11:30am to 2:30pm. Come and join us for a family fun event with games, stalls, activities, refreshments and raffle. All welcome.
Sat 6: One More Song. Peak Voices Summer Tour of the Peak District. 7:30pm at Barlow Village Hall (Dronfield). Tickets £10 Call 07539 560102 or E: emailing peakvoices@gmail.com Sat 6: Premier League Cricket Chesterfield v Swarkestone. Queen's Park. Midday. Free. Sat 6: Sparkle Night Walk. In aid of Ashgate Hospicecare. 10K route starts from Proact Stadium at 10pm. sparklenightwalk.org.uk Sun 7: Chesterfield Lawn Tennis Club Open Day. 1 to 4pm. Details at chesterfieldlawntennis. org.uk. Hawksley Avenue, Chesterfield S40 4TW. Sun 7: Sunday League Cricket Chesterfield v Marehay. Queen’s Park 1:30pm. Free. Mon 10: Diabetes UK Keeping on Your Feet - Podiatry & Diabetes. Education Centre, Chesterfield Royal Hospital 7pm. See chesterfield. diabetesukgroup.org Wed 10: RSBP Midweek Walk at Linacre Reservoir. 9:30am. Chesterfield RSPB. T: 01246 201663. Fri 12: Blessing of the Well Wervice. 6:30pm at Cutthorpe Institute. Sat 13: Cutthorpe Fete. 2:30pm at the Cutthorpe Recreation Ground. Sat 13: Afternoon Teas. 2 to 4:30pm at the Cutthorpe Institute. Sat 13: One More Song. Peak Voices Summer Tour of the Peak District. 7:30pm at Baslow Village Hall (Bakewell). Tickets £10 Call 07539 560102 or E: emailing peakvoices@gmail.com Sun 14 to Wed 17 July: Specsavers County Championship Cricket Derbyshire v Northamptonshire. Queen’s Park 11am. Tickets from Chesterfield VIC or Derbyshire CCC.
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Cover Art: Brenden Jones What influences Brenden during his time at Tattoo HQ. Words: Simon Paterson Images: Brenden Jones
How old were you when you got your first tattoo and did your parents know?
I was 15. I had all intentions of getting a tiger tattooed but didn’t have enough money, so I ended up with a tiny butterfly on my ankle. My parents didn’t find out until we went on holiday later that year. My mum didn’t seem to mind at the time, so I had a wizard on my arm … this time she did mind, I got a clip round the ear and she didn’t speak to me for over a week.
Thank you very much. Graphic Design is something I want to get into, the cover art is all hand drawn, not a computer in sight. I’ve recently been looking at doing a BA honours in illustration/graphic design to broaden my skill-set. It’s something I’ve always been interested in doing and it will help me grow as an artist. How did you come up with our front cover design?
What was the first thing you tattooed on someone else, who was it and was it any good?
By accident really, I was initially going to do a traditional tattoo-style panther, but when I sat down to draw, the rose idea just popped into my head.
So, I have one tattoo, it is a Frank Turner album cover (Love Ire & Song, best album ever, give it a listen) done at Tattoo HQ no less. When did you set up Tattoo HQ and what has been your biggest challenge to date in running your own business?
In the art world, there has been a bunch of people over the years. M C Escher caught my eye as a child, I would say my favourites by him are House of Stairs and Other World. In the mid 80s, I got into graffiti art which I think translates into my tattoos. Mode 2 was, and still is, my favourite graffiti artist.
My first tattoo was done in 2001 on a lad from Scotland, a tribal style sun with extremely wobbly lines.
I set up tattoo HQ in 2009 with my business partner Chris. We’ve just celebrated our 10th birthday in the shop. I would have to say that the biggest challenge is keeping going for another 10 years! What advice would you give to someone looking to get their first tattoo?
I would advise anyone looking at getting there first tattoo to take their time. Find an artist whose work you really love and make sure the image is something that you want on your body for the rest of your life. Definitely don’t go for the cheapest, it may well cost you more in the long run getting it covered up.
What or who inspires you?
You can give one piece of advice to your younger self as you're about to leave school, what would you say?
Work hard to achieve your goals and enjoy what life brings. Our thanks to Brenden for taking the time to produce two stunning, unique cover designs for us, S40 and S41 Local cover pages. Check out his social media to keep up-to-date with his work.
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Words: Nicola Chapman Images: Frazer Longford & Jason Cotton
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n January 2018, Frazer Longford’s friend decided to take his own life. He wasn’t the first friend to do so, he was the third. This had a big effect on Frazer and he struggled to come to terms with it, he wanted to understand why it happened to so many men, what had motivated them? He wondered why blokes don’t open up and ask for help. “It was whilst discussing this on my journey to work with my car share buddy, vocalising my thoughts, that I figured out I wanted to help men friends and colleagues, who might be struggling, I wanted to reach out and say ‘look whatever you’re going through, I’m here for you’.”
It was a brave step that Frazer took next - he booked a meeting room at work and invited all the men along at 9:15am one morning. “All the men turned up, wondering what was going on, and I stood up and told my story, shared my experiences and said just that…‘whatever you’re going through I’m here for you’.” Jason Cotton was one of the men in the meeting room that morning. Page 16
“What Frazer said really resonated with me, I’d struggled with my mental health, I’d had similar experiences where people close to me had taken their own lives, leaving me and the people around them without answers and what Frazer did fired me up to do something.”
Frazer and Jason decided they’d book a meeting room, again at work, and invite men to come along to a safe space where they could talk. They put up posters in the lifts and the gents' and walked round talking to people. Jason admitted “I found this really awkward, it was difficult to broach the subject with men and talk to them about their mental health and emotions, I could sense the tension as we approached, there was a lot of stigma around the whole subject. Whereas Frazer seemed much more comfortable”. Around 20 people attended that first session; Frazer and Jason had no training or experience but wanted to help men talk. They kicked off the session with no plan and no idea how to run the session.
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People “Looking back at the first session, it was a little clinical”, explained Jason, “but we’ve learned and adapted along the way. At the session Frazer told his story again, to the group of men sitting around a meeting table. We developed a confidentiality rule, what’s said in the room, stays in the room, which we reiterate at each session – and people opened up.”
“We want to provide men with a space where they can speak and express themselves, or where they can just listen to others and say nothing. For some people just hearing from others who’ve been there helps. There’s absolutely no pressure to speak, there are no expectations.” After 14 months running sessions at work, Frazer and Jason have recently expanded to offer the same style sessions at Stonegravels Parish Centre.
Jason explained, “the sessions are for men over 18, there’s no need to book you can just turn up, there’s no need for an appointment and they’re free of charge. People can stay as long as they want to stay, some people leave after 30 minutes if they have other commitments, other people stay much longer. We welcome everyone who arrives, but they don’t have to introduce themselves, there’s no register… people are met with a handshake, a cup of tea, coffee, biscuits and snacks. "We have six people welcoming men as they arrive; Frazer Longford, Jason Cotton, Lisa Longford, Francesca Whyld, Rebecca Tustin and Trisha Black, women who’ve been affected by men, in their lives, who have committed suicide. The women are sometimes invited to talk at the beginning of the session, to provide another perspective, but then leave and the men talk amongst themselves. At the session connections form, based on shared experiences, the people in the room tend to pick up on something said by someone else, something that resonates with them, and offer their own perspective. “We have had young men who’ve lost parents, men who’ve suffered relationship or family breakdowns, men struggling with financial problems, divorce, abuse,
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addiction. The reasons people come are wide and varied, everyone is welcome – the sessions are simply for men who are struggling to cope and want some support and someone to talk to.”
Frazer described poor mental health as, “an illness that makes the mind fuzzy. By talking you’re clearing the clouds, it can help you see things with some clarity. If you don’t clear the clouds, it will get worse and worse.”
Jason describes how the atmosphere in the room changes from the beginning of the sessions. “We’ve seen men arrive in tears but leave looking as though a cloud has lifted, feeling lighter and less weighed down. This is just by talking, being listened to, and sharing time and space with other people who understand.” “Coming along to a session can be a turning point for people, it’s a really big and brave step to take and we recognise that. We do everything we can to make sure people feel comfortable and to offer support. We’re not counsellors, therapists or medical in any way, we’re just two guys who have experienced what people are going through, who want to support other people, to have positive impact on their mental health and stop people feeling the only option is to commit suicide.” The next Stonegravels session is on 13 June at 7pm. You can find out more on the facebook page: Men-Talk.
Men-Talk will also have a stall at Chesterfield Pride this year on Sunday 21 July.
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Huge congratulations to Sofia, age 6, who won the photography competition we ran in conjunction with Helen Rowan Photography and S41 Local in our April edition. It was a unanimous decision by all those judging and we all think the picture above beautifully encapsulates the spring theme. Sofia and her family won a fantastic bluebell wood photo shoot with Helen, and one of Helen's pictures featuring Sofia and Mum is shown on the right. Thanks to all those who entered, and keep an eye out for future competitions with some great prizes... In fact check out page 41 for a chance to win free tickets to see Madness at Doncaster Racecourse and page 40 for Abolsute Bowie tickets at Castleton.
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GR Glazing Totally Outnumbered Meet Gareth Richards, who, like many of us, manages family and business with equal importance. Words: Bekah Anstey Dancing, gymnastics and swimming are amongst many of GR Glazing’s talents. Well, he can talk you through just about everything, but ask him to bust out a back flip or a pirouette and he may struggle. The owner of GR Glazing is a proud dad of two girls, AKA dad's taxi, costume maker and a blank canvas for make-up application. Gareth is totally outnumbered at home, with partner Sarah and two very cute daughters. Introducing the proud owner of GR Glazing - Gareth Richards GR Glazing is a double-glazing company based in Chesterfield, which has been giving complete satisfaction to customers for many years. With high expectations, owner Gareth really does pride himself on his standard of work and quality of the materials he uses. Gareth is extremely experienced and had lots to say about his business.
"I have and will always put the customer first, I have sourced and partnered with the very best manufacturers and double-glazing affiliations to bring the best quality and service money can buy. I have some of the most beautiful and technically advanced products in the industry and I’m very proud of that" says Gareth. "I don’t put pressure on any customers and offer a free quotation service with absolutely no obligation, this is very important to me."
"All of my high-security UPVC products, including windows, doors and conservatories, are manufactured to the highest specifications and obtain ‘A’ rated energy as standard, giving any home the best from its heating and saving money on those ever-increasing household bills."
It’s clear to see that Gareth is very committed to delivering the best service, is passionate about his work and really believes in customer satisfaction.
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For a chat about your new windows or doors give Gareth a call on 07549 512516.
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"We used Gareth to install a new front door, kitchen window and new facias, soffits and guttering. He and his team have done an outstanding job. He is timely and ultra professional from start to finish and I can’t recommend him highly enough. I will definitely use him again." Phil Green "Really impressed with Gareth. He was honest, reliable and straight forward. There was no sales jargon or pressure. He came on the day and did exactly what he said he would do and got loads done in just one day. Charged exactly what he said he would. Tidied up well and was trustworthy enough for me to let him lock up. Would highly recommend" Abi "Really great job by Gareth. We have had two new windows now and on each occasion the work has been of a high standard, finished quickly and efficiently. Will be using him again" Amanda
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Dolby TPH Construction are a family run building enterprise, servicing a wide range of clients including home owners/landlords and businesses in Chesterfield and the surrounding area. We have a wealth of experience, knowledge and passion for delivering the best service possible. We offer free quotes and home visits and know the importance of listening to what you, the customer wants. So, if you are looking to renovate, extend, build or repair then give us a call and we will pop round for a cuppa and a quote.
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Garry Chambers Dynamic and diverse
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41 has the pleasure of working with local, independent businesses in Chesterfield. Many of these businesses choose to advertise with us every month, such as Diverse Recruitment. As a result of this we get to know the people behind the brand, and this got us thinking! Our readers are the ones who buy products and services from our advertisers, so wouldn’t it be great if they got to know a little more about them too. I give you our ‘everyday entrepreneur’ series. First up is Garry Chambers, the family man and creator of Diverse recruitment. What motivated you to start your own business? I wanted to have control of my own destiny, build something that was meaningful and eventually have the affordability to spend time with my kids, which in my opinion is more valuable than anything. What advice would you give your 16-year-old self? I would say try to focus on a career that embraces what you are good at. I am good at talking to people and building relationships, find what works for you and ignore external pressures of what you should be doing. What’s the best and worst thing about running your own business? The best is getting people into sustainable jobs and really helping them to achieve something they’re proud of. Coupled with receiving good feedback from clients and gaining repeat business. The worst is possibly doing your best to get people into work and they just don't turn up and fall off the face of earth, but this doesn’t happen very often! How do you manage your day and what does a typical day look like? I try to hold a morning meeting every day, this is to discuss who is doing what – however this can change with one phone call. No day is ever the same which I love about my job, some days are great then some are absolute stinkers, I suppose we all have this in common.
to apply. Should this be relevant to the candidate then I go through all the compliance required to make their journey as smooth as possible.
I’ve known Garry from Diverse Recruitment for many years and had the pleasure of working with him, but how well do you really know someone you have worked with? I wanted to find out so asked Garry some fun questions, my answers and his are below. Check out how I did! What did you get Terri (Garry’s beautiful wife) for Christmas? Bekah: I think that Garry would go for the easy option - perfume, although I do think he’d go for an expensive one. Chanel? He’d then spend the rest of the day looking at football results or speaking to candidates. Garry: Quite a few materialistic things, I got her a foot and hand cast of our son which she loves.
What’s the best present you have ever received? Bekah: Something football related.
Garry: It sounds so cheesy, but it would be my 2 beautiful boys. If I had to say a gift it would be that my wife bought me an Xbox for our first Christmas together. If you had to live on one meal what would it be? Bekah: Curry. The go to takeaway for most men is a curry, right? I think he’d need a beer (or 2) with it though.
Garry: Steak (sirloin or Fillet), Chips and Peppercorn Sauce with Broccoli and Onion Rings. As you can see, I was way off the mark and didn’t know Garry at all! It’s a good job we started this series then! If you’re looking for staff or a job, I would highly recommend the services of Garry at Diverse Recruitment. 01246 252 350 garry@diverse-recruitment.co.uk www.diverse-recruitment.co.uk
What is your recruitment process for a candidate? This can be quite varied dependant on the job. I meet with the candidate to give them all the information required for them to decide if they want
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Over The Hill!
Bakewell's 'best kept secret' revealed ... if you like garden machines! Words: Paul Chapman Images: Torne Valley
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orne Valley is a bit of a hidden gem in the garden machine business, located just over the hill in Bakewell. It's a family run business, managed by Robert Sherratt who lives in Holymoorside. It’s the kind of store where you will always walk out with a purchase even if you just go in for a browse! Stocking garden and horticultural supplies, their brands include Viking, Stihl (the only local Stihl stockist), John Deere, Atco, Countax and other quality manufacturers. “We only stock quality brands” says Robert, “cheaper brands really aren’t worth stocking in the long run, as we have learned from our experience. Quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten. Gardening should be pleasurable and not frustrating because machinery won’t start”.
Torne Valley have three branches and is independently owned. The Bakewell store is located on Haddon Road, next to the petrol station, Epworth over in Lincolnshire and head office at Tickhill in Doncaster, which has a heavy farming influence. Each branch tailors its products to fit the geology of the area in which it is based, Bakewell sell a lot of machinery for both small and large gardens alike. “Customers are always surprised at the range of over 30,000 product lines we stock” Robert explains. “Apart from the garden machines and ride-ons, we have a range of hand tools and hardware, garden products, animal feed and products, horse tack, even kid's mini tractors, trailers and cars! It really is a huge range, but machinery is where we excel.” The range of products include lawnmowers, garden strimmers, brush cutters, a full range of
hedge trimmers plus a huge selection of leading edge rechargeable lithium ion products which are light weight. “The Sthil products really are a pleasure to use” adds Robert, “easy to handle, start at the flick of a switch, quiet and great for the environment. We presently have rechargeable Stihl strimmers at £99, which are very popular, we really can’t get enough of them.”
“The same is true of the Stihl MS180 chainsaw, this 31.8cc 14” petrol chainsaw retails at £250 but we’re doing them at £189 and, again, they are selling really well. Whether it’s garden maintenance or cutting up logs for the burner these are a great machine!" At Torne Valley, they spend a great deal of time and effort to ensure they price stock competitively. “We are careful when buying stock, the size of the business enables us to bulk purchase during the off season when we can really push to obtain good prices. This enables us to pass these savings on” says Robert.
“As Spring hits us and the garden bursts into life it’s time to get the old garden tools out and if you’re thinking of replacing them please give us a call. “At Torne Valley we’ll listen to your needs and recommend the right machine for you, we’ll then demo it, and once you’ve decided on what you want, we’ll set it up and run it so you’re really familiar with it. No opening a box and scratching your head as you figure out how to put the new lawnmower together” Robert says.
“If you buy from us, you know it works, you know it’s right for you and you build a relationship that will probably see you coming back time and time again … the internet doesn’t do that!” Robert laughs.
When you next need a garden machine, pop over the hill to Torne Valley and see if they can help, don’t forget to mention where you saw them, and if you feel peckish, take a walk into Bakewell, I’ve heard they have some sort of pudding that’s worth a try!
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Doing Ordinary Things Exceptionally Well Meet the team and new advertisers Pinewood Properties. Words: Bekah Anstey (S41 Local) This month saw the Estate Agents of the Year Awards (ESTAs) 2019 held in London, I am lucky enough to get the low down from one of Chesterfields top Estate Agents Pinewood Properties, well, actually they are officially the ‘Best Estate Agent in the East Midlands’. I met up with Stacey Davis-Bowler, Director of Pinewood Properties, to have a chat about the awards and his teams’ achievements. Stacey congratulations on your success, you are all clearly still buzzing from your trip to London, can you tell me a little about the ESTAs and the awards your team won? The ESTAs to Pinewood Properties are so important, we look forward to them every year. They are the largest independent customer service feedback and awards scheme for the residential property industry in the UK. This year we were lucky enough to win 7 team awards and 1 individual award which is a huge achievement for us and I’m extremely proud of this. • Best Estate Agent in Derbyshire • Best Estate Agent in the East Midlands • Best Agent with 2 to 5 Branches • Best Letting Agent in Derbyshire • Best Letting Agent in the East Midlands (as voted for by landlords)
Stacey, running a successful business for many years must mean you have a secret formula, can you share this with our S40 and S41 Local readers? I absolutely do have a secret formula but I’m afraid I can’t share this, however what I can tell you is that at Pinewood Properties we offer a unique service and it keeps bringing our customers back to us. I have clients from back in the day (2004 to be precise), these clients I specifically remember cold-calling from my spare bedroom when I first started my business and they have stayed with me all this time. Customer service is something we’re very good at here at Pinewood Properties, we value our customers and treat them with respect when we visit. Sometimes it can be something as simple as making sure you take your shoes off when you walk in, being respectful is key. Stacey what are you most proud of from the last 12 months? There are 29,000 agents in the UK, some have huge portfolios and have been running many years. I only launched our premium service 15 months ago and it has really taken off. I’m proud of the team for not only achieving some fantastic results but for winning some amazing awards not only at the ESTAs but also with EA Masters, Mansfield Chad, Allagents.co.uk and the Derbyshire Times Business Awards where we were highly commended in the Customer Service category. Introducing the team at Pinewood Properties… Pinewood Properties 33 Holywell Street Chesterfield S41 7SA
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Vegan Knights SOLD OUT! Words: Jennie Sim Images: S41
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f you visited Vegan Knights Market in Chesterfield on its maiden voyage there are two words you might have been unlucky to hear ... SOLD OUT!
The market opened at 10am and at 10.01am money was already changing hands with visitors snapping up vegan and sustainable goods a plenty with many traders completely selling out by end of the day!If you were lucky enough to grab one of Hard Times Vegan Cheeses before they SOLD OUT (S41 did) you, like me, will be looking forward to purchasing your next one at the second Vegan Knights Market Chesterfield scheduled for July 14th (S41 will). Chesterfield market has been trading for over 800 years so it’s always fantastic to see the marketplace buzzing with visitors of new and old embracing all aspects of the day. Chloe Boulton helped to create a wonderful atmosphere singing songs from her huge playlist and there were even a few market goers dancing away .... mindful not to spill their beverage purchased from the Winebox! Street food from Sunshine Deli, Vegan Junk, Pizza Pi and Home Kitchen ensured shoppers were well fuelled ,ready to fill their tote bags up with goodies from traders such as Cup and Saucer Tea, Urban Flamingo, Stephs Sustainable Stuff and Vork Pie (love that name).
Our furry friends were well catered for with items from Dash Vegan and the inspirational Lisa from Artisan Pet Care, with her holistic approach to healing our best friends.
The youngest trader on the day was Ryder aged 7 (just!) from Ryder's Rhinos, he sold succulents to raise money for Charlies Place - animal rescue centre - at £50 donated we think he did amazing!
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Another young tag team was Bobbie - Eve (7) and Maisie (7) from Bobbie Fox & Maisie Bee creations who sold an array of handmade goods raising £60 to plant flowers favourable by bees and butterflies, these will be planted at Ashgate Hospice. What’s great about Vegan Knights Market is you do not have to be Vegan to visit and enjoy the event - The event is open to everyone as a destination family market with entertainment so you can make a day of it and take your time browsing.
So, what did I buy??? Something from every street food seller - before you judge I bought for the whole family! I purchased smokey balsamic dressing from Ashgate Preserves, a Loles soap to tackle my daughter’s eczema, vegetable sauerkraut from Tummy Tonics, a brownie from Rate Good Brownies, a marshmallow lollipop from Ananda Foods and a soy wax melt from Harriet and Lola's candles....... All suitable for those following a Vegan Lifestyle also suitable for those just interested in new and amazing products! Visitors left with full bellies, even fuller shopping bags and happy with the knowledge they had supported small local, independent businesses, just like we do at S41 and Cakes by Bobbies Den. We hope to see you at the next event!
For a full list of traders and future event dates and locations please visit our social media pages:
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David & Barbara Wallace Founders of Nenna Kind Words:Bekah Anstey Images: Nenna Kind
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his month’s Local Heros are a very deserving couple who I have seen supporting events on many occasions, they are the face of The Nenna Kind Centre and always attend local fundraisers to provide a personal touch. Barbara and Dave Wallace, it’s your turn! Nenna Kind was established back in 2010 by Barbara and Dave at the request of their daughter Helen. The centre is named “The Nenna Kind Centre” after Helen Hinde, Nenna because her niece couldn’t say Helen and called her Aunty Nenna, and Kind because a little girl at the pre-school Helen worked at thought her name was Mrs Kind and so she got nick named “Nenna Kind”. Sadly, Helen lost her long battle with cancer in January 2011, but her legacy will live on through the centre, where they hope to give help and encouragement to all who are affected by cancer. Their first challenge when setting up the centre was
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to find premises, furniture and all the other things needed to make it a welcoming and comfortable place. With the support of Barbara and Dave’s family and friends this was achievable, and the cancer support centre was launched. Now it’s all well and good having premises and inspiration, however, they required many volunteers in order to offer the services they wanted at the centre. They had to be right for Nenna Kind, they wanted people that could empathise with those affected by cancer, so that they could support through active listening and understanding with the centres service users. Barbara knew it would be difficult to understand concerns, fears and emotions of a cancer sufferer if you haven’t had personal experience. Lovely volunteers came forward, and they now have eleven volunteers and six therapists, without whom the centre wouldn’t exist! Not only do the volunteers listen to clients and give therapies, they also muck
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in and support with running the centre, even down to cleaning the office and modelling at fashion shows! Nothing is too much trouble and every task is undertaken with a smile. Barbara and Dave cannot begin to express how grateful they are, but I’m pretty sure they all know!
Nenna Kind provide lots of services and benefits advice through Derbyshire Workers Rights, alternative therapies such as healing, reflexology, massage and shiatsu. But the thing I like the most about the centre is that if a service user is just feeling tired and having a low day, they can just drop in to the centre for a sit down and a drink for as long as they want. David and Barbara were nominated for this month’s local hero award by Helen Plumb
Barbara and David set up the charity to help others diagnosed with cancer. Their help is appreciated by all, the comfort that Barbara and her team give is amazing. There are activities for everyone within the centre, they provide transport to Weston Park for all patients which is a big support. It’s simply an amazing charity.
In addition to the services provided within in the centre is a free bus service to Weston Park hospital. David himself is one of the drivers and has taken 100’s of cancer sufferers to numerous medical appointments over the years. A special mention has to go out to the Jarvis family and in particular the late Phil Jarvis. Their tireless fundraising has enabled Nenna Kind to purchase and run a second mini bus! Barbara and Dave it’s clear to us here at S41 Local that you have a huge impact on the lives of others, without your help patients and their families would not be able to access lots of support that make the dark days manageable and we cannot thank you enough.
Nenna Kind Dents Chambers New Street Chesterfield S40 1AH Telephone: 01246 555 514
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Sport
Anyone For Tennis? Fit for life!
Words: Bekah Anstey Images: Chesterfield Lawn Tennis Club (CLTC)
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hesterfield Lawn Tennis Club are holding an open day on the 7th July from 1-4pm, there’s no need to book you can simply turn up and give it a go! Enjoy a FREE group coaching session - for all ages and abilities. Find out about the club’s holiday camps for kids and enjoy the amazing indoor & outdoor facilities. Here’s why you should give it a go…
I am certainly no tennis expert, but I have seen the impact that tennis has on both Simon and Eva when they have played at Chesterfield Lawn Tennis Club. They come back high on life, full of positivity and bouncing off the walls. Now we all know that any form of exercise releases endorphins which triggers positivity in life, it also controls weight and improves overall wellbeing. However, tennis gives you that something extra. It is known to boost brain power, yes boost brain power! I should get myself down to the tennis courts pronto! Tennis requires the brain to be creative, and it involves planning, tactical thinking, agility and the coordination of different parts of the body. Studies show exercises that require a lot of thinking — such as tennis — can improve brain function in ways that aid memory, learning, social skills and behaviour. Charlie at Chesterfield Lawn Tennis Club has launched an initiative in Chesterfield to get key stage 1 and 2 children involved in tennis to help improve brain power and develop lots of key Page 36
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skills. Chesterfield Lawn Tennis Club are taking tennis on the road and running taster sessions in schools, so far, they have seen a whopping 2,000 age 4 -8-year olds, 76 of which are now regular tennis players at the club. They turn up with equipment and a lesson plan to work with children to help improve coordination, confidence, teamwork and communication. I met with Charlie and was inspired by the work they are doing within our local community, here is what he had to say.
‘My philosophy is to let the children have fun, it’s important for children at this age to enjoy physical activity to ensure they continue with it. It’s my job as a coach to make sure the sessions are fun, engaging and super active’ "The best part of my job is to see the children that possibly wouldn’t have had the opportunity to play tennis, really enjoy our sessions and want to get involved more, this is very rewarding. The smiles and laughter from the children are also another great part of my job, if they’re laughing, I know I’m doing something right." "The children of Hasland Junior School had an outstanding day at the Tennis Roadshow. Children left the session having developed an interest in tennis and loved the coaching they received" Callum Hiron: P.E Coordinator Hasland Junior School For more information call Charlie 01246 238 798
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Artist Music
Raising the 'Rooves' The next big thing?
Words:Nathan Hamer & the Rooves Images: Lewis Roddis & Maddie Priest
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ut back to Easter bank holiday at the O2 Academy, Sheffield. Two friends and I went to see, possibly, the greatest band in all the seven kingdoms; The Rooves. Melodic indie riffs, perfectly blended with the unmistakable ‘Sheffield’ sound, with their ‘Jaws 2’ single being compared to the Arctic Monkeys, it’s clear these guys have the potential to go far and S40 & S41 Magazines are behind them all the way!
On the drums we have Brendon Potgieter, on guitar we have Dan Haines and Leyton Ramsdale, playing the bass is Ross Castledine and on lead vocal is Charlotte Henry.
Nathan: Firstly, thank you for taking the time to do this interview and congratulations on a great gig at the O2. So, where did you guys all meet and how long have you been together? Charlotte: We’ve been together almost two years now. We all went to the same secondary school (Brookfield Community School in Chesterfield), but it wasn’t until Sixth Form when we formed the band. Brendon, Ross and I were at a friend’s house party and I was with a couple of my mates playing the guitar and singing, just as a joke. Brendon sent Dan a video of me singing ‘Toxic’ by Britney Spears and it kind of all just took off from there. I remember him showing me a demo of ‘Games Without the Fun’ without vocals, I wrote the lyrics to it the next day and brought it to rehearsals, and that was the first song we ever wrote together!
Nathan: Hope we get to see a Toxic cover at your next gig! I like it though, and where did the name ‘The Rooves’ come from?
Dan: We needed a name for ages and our old bass player was talking to Jon McClure from Reverend and the Makers about our band, it was on the roof of The Avenue Club (Chesterfield). He suggested "The Rooves" as a name. None of us liked it at the time but it was better than just saying we had no name, so we went with it.
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Dan: Indie rock kinda vibe but with funky guitar riffs thrown in every now and then. Brendon: We started off covering a lot of songs by ‘The Strokes’ and ‘Arctic Monkeys’ at practice and ever since then we’ve enjoyed including them in our setlists. I would say they’re our main influences. Charlotte: Or at least that’s where our sound is rooted.
Ross: Initially, we were strongly influenced by large indie rock bands as can be heard in songs like ‘Jaws II’ and ‘Nausea’. But as we began to explore our sound, we branched out becoming more individual, taking slightly jazzier inspiration from bands like ‘Boy Pablo’ and ‘Her’s’. Nathan: You can definitely hear that in your songs. So who writes the songs and where do you get your inspiration from?
Charlotte: We don’t really have a set way of writing songs; our songs seem to stem from either little guitar riffs or melodies we think sound groovy. I’d say we all contribute to this too, it’s kinda difficult writing songs now with us all being at different universities but we’re constantly sending voice memos into the group chat with new ideas. Lyrically speaking, Brendon and I wrote all the songs on our first EP together. On our more recent EP I wrote a song called ‘Blue, 1903’ which took inspiration from Picasso’s Blue Period amongst other things. Leyton: We began writing Nausea with a riff that I made about 6 months prior to finishing it. Me and Brendon weren’t fond of the song originally but decided to stick with it, luckily, as it’s one of our most popular songs to play live!
Nathan: So fortunately, there won’t be any disputes over who gets the royalties and an ‘Oasis’ style break up. Do you have any pre/post gig rituals? Ross: During our recording sessions at 2Fly in Sheffield, we’d go to eat at Nando’s during the breaks, this eventually developed into the first choice for food after soundchecks for a large majority of our gigs.
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Leyton: Eating at Nando’s has become an essential part to our pre-gig routine, I’m not sure we’d play the same without it. The free beer helps too. Nathan: If you could date any musician past or present who would it be and why?
Dan: DJ Steves from Kurupt FM, he seems like a nice lad. Ross: Gotta be Cal Chuchesta for me, best teeth in the game. Who's the biggest diva in the band?
Brendon: Dan is the diva. Say no more.
Nathan: Who was your favourite teacher at Brookfield?
Leyton: It has to be Mr. Styles, he was actually in his own band called “The Recroots” and was the one who told us about 2Fly studios where we recorded our first 2 EPs.
Nathan: So, who's your tip to be the next big thing? Dan: ‘Brown Lion Zoo’ and ‘Redfaces’ are worth checking out if you haven’t heard of them. I went to 'Brown Lion Zoo’s' “Lifeline” release show in Nottingham where both bands played, and it was one of the best gigs I’ve been to.
Ross: ‘SPINN’, while having made massive leaps recently, are definitely on the brink of something huge. Really nice group of guys, it was a pleasure to have supported them last year.
Nathan: Cheers, I’ll be sure to check them out. To finish off then, what have you got coming up and where can people keep up to date? Brendon: In terms of new music, we’re releasing a new song called ‘Television’ soon. This is a track we’ve all put a lot of effort into, we spent a few days in Liverpool recording it at Sugarhouse productions, they have recorded with the likes of Pale Waves, Viola Beach, and more.
Charlotte: BBC introducing have asked us to play YNOT for them on the Friday which we’re all very excited about. Leyton: We’re also planning to do a small tour in the summer. So far, we’re playing in Nottingham early June, Manchester on the 5 August and headlining the Leadmill in Sheffield on the 9 August. Hopefully, followed by a gig in London.
Brendon: Keep up to date by checking our social media and to listen to our music just search ‘The Rooves’ on all the major music platforms.
@therooves The Rooves
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Madness are back on tour and we have a pair of tickets to give away to one lucky S40 or S41 reader. Madness are one of the UK's top 20 selling groups of all time, with seven top ten albums to their name! To be in with a chance of winning a pair of tickets to see Madness at Doncaster Racecourse on Saturday 20 July either; •
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Classifieds Article Leather 3 Piece Suite: £550 Beige soft leather 3 piece suite in excellent condition, cost over £3500 new. Comprises 4 seater sofa (£250), 3 seater sofa (£200) plus an armchair (£100). Can be bought separately. Will consider any reasonable offer. T: 01246 468501 (Walton) G Plan Settees: £1500 Two Seater Leather settee 82” wide Two seater 58” wide. Taupe colour. Excl cond. As new: Cost £4,850 from Eyres, downsizing to smaller home. Bargain price £1,500 Will separate. T: 01246 279 510 (Walton) Large glass corner TV table: £15 42” long. Excl cond. T: 01246 279 510 (Walton)
Joie Trim Pushchair: £70 From birth to 3yrs. Multiple position. Recline etc pink revisable liner. T: 01246 540405 (Walton) Mamas & Papas High Chair: £20 5 adjustable positions. T: 01246 540405 (Walton) Red Kites Baby Walker (x2): £15 each Jive and Twirl designs. T: 01246 540405 (Walton) Baby Start Travel Cot Wwith matress: £10 T: 01246 540405 (Walton) Chad Valley Delux vibrating bouncer: £10 T: 01246 540405 (Walton) Fisher Price Playtime Activity Gym: £15 T: 01246 540405 (Walton)
Chrome Bathroom Cabinet: £10 With glass door. 20” long x 11.75 tall x 5.75” deep. T: 07743 761558 (Walton)
Breakfast Stools: £25 each 2 VGC breakfast bar stools chrome polished pedestal base black seat with small curved back. T: 01246 566701
2 Aluminium Suitcases: £5 each 17.5” x 15” x 8” T: 07743 761558 (Walton)
Apple iPad Air Covers: £10 each One blue and one orange. Fit iPad Air only. T: 01246 566701
Qualcast Lawnmower: £5 Electric Lawnmower with grass box. T: 07743 761558 (Walton)
Futon Frame: FREE Three seater black metal futon frame, opens to double bed needs mattress: Free to collect. T: 01246 568225 (Ashgate)
Flymo Mower £5 2 Central Heating Pumps: £5 each T: 07743 761558 (Walton) Bosch Electric Hedge Trimmer: £20 Heavy Duty Chain & Shackle: £25 T: 07743 158518 (Walton) Caravan Items: Bulldog caravan leveller £20; Bulldog caravan wheel lock £20; Bulldog caravan stabiliser £20. T: 0758 3228082 (Walton)
Littlelife Ultralight Infant Carrier: £30 Strong, light and compact, aluminium frame. Suit 6 to 36months. Cost £90. T: 07814 831295 Mamas & Papas Cot & Mattress: £70 Beautiful, immaculate soft grey bedside cot with white sheets. Birth to 12 months. Adjustable mattress height. Used for 6 months only. H:89.5 x W:63.5 x L:95.5cm. T: 07816 900177 (Brampton)
Lindam Safe & Secure Playpen: £35 White metal. Folds for easy storage. Can be used as room divider. Cost £100. T: 07814 831295 Mothercare Travel Cot: £25 Sturdy & lightweight, includes self inflating thermally insulating mattress. Used twice. Cost £80. T: 07814 831295 JD Bug Folding Scooter: £10 Pink. Suitable for ages 5-7 T: 07814 831295 Children's wetsuits: £10 each 12 years & small, light use. Full length. T: 01246 555257 (Ashgate) Gill buoyancy aids: £20 each Youth & small, as new. T: 01246 555257 (Ashgate) Brown leather walking boots: £20 As new. Size 6. T: 01246 555257 (Ashgate) Ikea wooden butchers block: £45 With 2 wicker baskets. T: 01246 555257 (Ashgate) Ikea Children's Table & 2 Chairs: £20 Varnished wood. Good condition. T: 01246 555257 (Ashgate)
Adverts for items under £200 are all free, any item or ‘group of items’ £200+ are £5 which we donate to Ashgate Hospice. Please contact: E: bekah@s41local.com or T: 07538 268761
WANTED Secure garaging for small vintage car, S40 area, Brampton, Somersall etc. Reasonable rent paid.
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We all need an eight year old to answer those questions that we find too hard. Well why not ask Eva? Eva is our resident agony girl, she offers a unique viewpoint and impartial advice on the things that matter to you. Eva has over 8 year’s life experience and a wealth of knowledge in a variety of areas, such as playground politics, tea time, relationships and bed time (never admit you are tired). You can write in to Eva using the email below and remember; a problem shared is a problem halved.
dy Q) My Mummy and Dad what are having a new baby, should I do? sisA) I love having two little ying ters, sometimes it is anno room when they go in your bed get a but just ask your mum to lock for your door.
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Regular Events Article
Monday Chesterfield Market: Call Chesterfield VIC 01246 345777 visitchesterfield.info Staveley Support Group: User-led peer-topeer support group for people affected by mental health issues. Meet in a safe nonjudgmental environment to provide mutual support. For T: 01773 734989. Tots Café at St Thomas' Centre 9:45am (term time). Informal get together for parents/ carers. T: 01246 279916. StraightCurves Little Creatives: Mon & Fri 9:45 to 11am. For 2-4yrs olds with parents - for arty, crafty activity. T: 01246 807575. E: info@straightcurves.co.uk 104 Saltergate, S40 1NE. Yoga for all abilities. 9:45 to 11am & 11:15 to 12:30pm. Walton Village Hall, Walton. T: Karen 07930 338896 or E: stopbreatheyoga@gmail.com Zumba. St John's Church, Walton Back Lane S42 7LT. 10-11am. £5 per session. Monkey Park Silver Social. Over Fifties Social Group. Pop in for a cuppa & a chat, take part in a wide range of activities & meet others in a warm friendly atmosphere. 10am to 12 noon. T: 01246 272345 (Excl.Bank Holidays). Young at Heart (social afternoon) - all welcome. 1:30pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre. T: 07910 858267. Storrs Road Hangout: 3 pm. A drop-in for a drink & toast after school for youngsters from Brookfield school. Storrs Road Methodist church. Table games. Term time. 1st Brampton Moor Brownies: Meet at Storrs Road Centre, starting 6pm (Term time). T: 01246 272678. Queen's Park Tennis Club: 6pm at Queen's Park annex. T: Andrew on 07711 677315. Chesterfield Flight Basketball Club: Under 12s (6 to 7pm); Under 14s Years 7, 8 & 9 (6 to 8pm) and Mens Open Scrimmage (8 to 9pm). Chesterfield College, Infirmary Rd, S41 7NG. Info: Andrea Mooney (0783 6591204) amooney@chesterfieldflight.org.uk All ability yoga classes: Holymoorside Village Hall. 6 to 7:30pm. New to yoga? You are welcome. Experienced, qualified & fully insured. E: TwistedSpireYoga@outlook.com or FB: TwistedSpireYoga. Bell Ringing: 7 to 9pm at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Old Brampton, S42 7JG. All ages (10+) and all faiths welcome. T: Sue on 07733 111366 or oldbrampton@derbyda. org.uk before your first visit. Monkey Park: Stand Up To Racism. 7 to 9.30pm (2nd Monday). Zumba Gold Toning class: at 7pm at Annunciation Catholic Church on Spencer Street £4. T: 07757 726239. Joan's Line Dancing: Beginners class: at Chester Street Club, Phoenix Suite, Chesterfield. 7 to 8:30pm. Admission £3. Just come along. T: 0750 669 5208. Aurora Ladies' Choir: 7:15 to 9:45pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre. T: 07810 892978.
RSPB Chesterfield Local Group: 1st Mon 7:15pm St Thomas' Church Centre, Chatsworth Rd. Talks, refreshments, bird food sales. (Not Aug) T: 07971 000331 or rspb.org.uk/groups/chesterfield 1st Brampton Moor Guides: 7:30 to 9pm at Walton St John's. Term time only. Contact on Karen 07718 475947. Lah di Dah – Ladies' vocal harmony group. (not Bank Hols) 7:30 to 9:30 pm Walton Village Hall. T: 01246 260903. Guide Dogs Chesterfield: 3rd Mon 7:30pm at The Rose and Crown, 104 Old Road. New volunteers welcome. T: 07525 248740 E: guidedogschesterfield@hotmail.co.uk or FB - Guide Dogs Chesterfield. Counsellor Support Group 7:30 pm, every 6-8 weeks. Join a group of therapists for peer support. Call Stuart on 01246 200907 or text 07582 602427. We meet locally - call for our next meeting date. Badminton at Hasland Hall School Sports Hall. 7:30 to 9pm except school holidays. Call Margaret: 01246 235665 Holymoorside Band Rehearsals: noncontesting band - plays a variety of concerts. All abilities. Mon & Fri 7:45pm URC, Holymoorside. T: 01246 566691 or Enquiries@holymoorsideband.co.uk Tramway Tavern Pub Quiz: 9:30pm. 25 questions to test your all round knowledge. 8 pints to the winner, free food for you to enjoy. Test yourselves while enjoying a choice of 8 real ales and premium beers.
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Village Hall Pilates: 9:15 to 10:15am St Marks, Brampton. 0777 351 6334. villagehallpilates.co.uk Chesterfield Spire Cycling Club: Tue & Thu 9.30am Wheatbridge Cafe, 36 Wheatbridge Rd. 30/60 miles. New riders welcome. T: 07734 506492. chesterfieldspirecyclingclub.co.uk Holy Communion: at 09:30am. Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way. Monkey Park: Dora Mental Health Café. 10am to 2pm. Chester Street. First Tuesday. Hardwick Probus Club: 4th Tue. Speakers & good company for retired professionals. 10am. The Olde House, Loundsley Green. 01246 567278. paulbroadhead1345@ gmail.com Knit and Natter: 10am to 12:30pm at St Thomas' Centre. An informal gathering for people who enjoy doing craft. All ages, all abilities. T: 01246 279916. Thom's Blokes: 3rd Tue. 10am to noon. A meeting for men, talks, activities & regular outings. All men welcome. St Thomas’ Church Centre. T: 01246 231115. Tuesday Worship: St John's Church, Walton Back Lane. Join us for Tuesday Worship from 11:30am to 12:15pm, followed by lunch in the Church Centre (£3). E: office@ stjohnswalton.co.uk StraightCurves Crochet Clinic: 12:30 to 2:30pm Term Time & other times too! Develop your crochet skills - experienced tutor. E: info@straightcurves.co.uk T: 01246 807575. 104 Saltergate, S401NE.
Badminton: at Loundsley Green 1 to 3pm. T: 0746 542 1003. Tiger Tots: A stay & play baby/toddler group. 1:30 - 3pm (term time) Holymoorside Village Hall. £2 per family. Becky 07701 066801 Willow Tree Pilates: 1:30 to 2:30pm (term time). Cutthorpe Institute. All abilities welcome. T: 07773819663 E: laura@ willowtreepilates.co.uk Tuesday Whist: 2 to 4:30pm at Holymoorside Village Hall. T: 01246 568204. Chesterfield Railway Modellers: Tues afternoon 2pm and Thu eve 6pm at The Clocktower Offices (the old Staveley Works Head Office). T: 01246 234788. Spire Laughter Club: Above Dent's Chemists. Nenna Kind Cancer Drop In Centre 2pm. Yoga therapy with laughter - come laugh whilst improving your health. T: 01246 862790. Holymoorside Women's Institute: 2nd Tue - 2 to 4pm at the United Reformed Church Schoolroom, Cottonmill Hill, Holymoorside. New members welcomed. T: 01246 568360. TimeOut: Friendly community group 2 to 4pm at Storrs Road Methodist Church. Have a chat, cuppa, games, bring a craft, do a jigsaw, surf the net etc. T: 01246 274021. Old Brampton & District WI: 2 to 4pm at Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way. All welcome. T: 01246 239431. HNChelp, cancer support group: 2nd Tue. Olde House (excl Aug) 2 to 4pm. We welcome any one affected by head & neck cancer. hnchelp.org.uk or T: 07950 599869. Ashgate Hospice Cafe: Support for people who have been bereaved. 3 to 6pm. Monkey Park, Chester Street. Musical Theatre: 4.30-6pm, ages 8-11, £3 p/p, plus 30mins extra dance for £1 (optional). Singing, dance & drama for all. DCAS, Springbank Rd, 01629 533060. All Ability Yoga: Friend’s Meeting House, Ashgate Road. 5:30 to 7pm. Experienced, qualified & insured. See Monday. Remix: 6 to 8pm, ages 11 to 19, £3p/p. Develop your digital musical production skills. DCAS Springbank Rd, 01629 533060. Brownies: 6 to 7:15pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre. T:07910 858267. Chesterfield Flight Basketball Club: Flight Girls (6 to 7pm). Chesterfield College,S41 7NG. Info: Andrea Mooney (0783 6591204) amooney@chesterfieldflight.org.uk Chesterfield Flight Basketball Club: Under 14s Years 7, 8 & 9 (6 to 8pm). Chesterfield College, S41 7NG. Info: See above. Village Hall Pilates: 6/7pm, 7:10/8:10pm & 8:20 to 9:20 pm. St John's Church, Walton. Yoga: 6:15 to 8:15pm. Cutthorpe Institute T: Helen Neale 07840 528703. Dance: 6:30 to 8pm, ages 11 to 19 yrs. Develop your dance skills & learn a range of styles. £3. Donut Creative Arts Studio, Springbank Rd. dcas.derbyshire.gov.uk First Tue: Rheumatoid Arthritis Support Group: 6:30 to 8pm,Community Room,Tesco Clay Cross. Guest speakers & social events. FB: NRAS Chesterfield (NRAS: National Rhuematoid Arthritis Society Charity).
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Inspirations Theatre Company: Amateur dramatics group. Juniors (age 6 to 16) St Thomas' Centre 6:30pm. Monthly fee. Free taster session. E: inspirationstc.email@ gmail.com or M: 0758 463 5932. Freehand Writer Group: New members welcome. Meets 2nd Tuesday in the month, 7 until 9 at Monkey Park Brampton. A nontutor led group. All ages and abilities. £2.50 per session. If interested, please email openbookwriters@gmail.com Yoga All Abilities: Friends Meeting House Chesterfield 7 to 8:30pm. 07791157672 - E: yogaforlife@live.co.uk Chesterfield Town WI: 1st Tue - 7pm Chesterfield Studios, Rose Hill, S40 1LW. Fancy a giggle? Why not come and join?. chesterfieldtownwi.co.uk. Monkey Park: Spire Digital: 7pm. 2nd Tue. T: 01246 235815. Monkey Park, Chester Street. Dog obedience training: 7:15 to 8:45pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre. T: 07910 858267. Chesterfield & District Vegetable and Fruit Growers: 3rd Tue 7:30pm at the Committee Room, Holymoorside Village Hall. Share gardening experiences. T: 01246 569515 (Not Aug). TAI CHI: Authentic Wu Style Tai Chi from Shanghai, taught by an authorised instructor. 7:30pm - 8:30pm Parish Centre, Stonegravels. E: sharon.wall@live.co.uk T: 01246 273795. Chesterfield Gilbert & Sullivan Society Rehearsals: 7.30 to 9.30pm. Operatic rooms, 5A Abercrombie St, Chesterfield. S41 7LW. Spring and Christmas concerts plus an October production. New singers welcome. T: 01246 277669. Chesterfield Garland/Clog Dancers: 7:30 to 9:30pm at Methodist Church Hall, Jaw Bones Hill. New female dancers and wo/ men musicians welcome. T: 01246 207800. chesterfieldgarland.org.uk Chesterfield Cycle Campaign: Meetings 2nd Tue. Chesterfield Community Centre, off South Place near the coach station. 7.30pm. T: 01246 520820. Chesterfield Film Makers: If you’re interested in making videos. Walton Village Centre, 7:30pm. T: 01246 272333 or chesterfieldfilmmakers.weebly.com Chesterfield Symphony Orchestra: 7:309:30pm. Players of orchestral instruments invited. Brass, percussion & strings. Ashgate Croft School (term time). T: 07985 603423 chesterfieldsymphonyorchestra@gmail.com Chesterfield Theatres: Tuesday Night Dances: At the Winding Wheel. 7:30 to 10.30pm. £4.85. General Knowledge Quiz: Rose & Crown, Old Road: Tuesday night - gallon of ale for the winner. Music quiz - last Sunday, plus rolling cash prize. Western Front Association: First Tuesday. Monthly speaker. Chesterfield Labour Club, S40 1NF at 7.30pm. Contact Jane 07825569240 for details.
Tuesday Quiz Night at The Manor: 8:30pm. General knowledge - cash prizes plus Play Your Cards Right. T: 01246 277760. brampton-manor.com
Walton Women's Institute: 4th Wed 2 to 4pm St. John's Church, Walton Back Ln. Book Group, Flower Arranging, Choir. Visitors & new members welcome. T: 01246 206467.
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Knit & Natter: 2 to 4pm at Costa coffee opposite Wilkos and Tuesday 2 to 4pm Wetherspoons Bolsover, Pillar of Rock. No charge. All ages, all abilities, knitting and crochet, unfinished projects.
Village Hall Pilates: 9:15 to 10.15am, 6 to 7pm & 7:15 to 8:15pm. St Johns Church, Walton. See Tue listing. Yoga: 9:30 to 11:30am. Cutthorpe Institute. Helen Crawford 07904 638171. 9:30am (& 8pm) Piloxing: Fusion of boxing, Pilates & dance; 7pm Ballestics: Ballet inspired fitness. Have a BALL Dance Fitness. The Hall on the Green, Ulverston Rd, Newbold. T: Jayne on 07400 522771 or see FB: @haveaballdf. Monkey Park: Stay and Play: 10 to 11am. Monkey Park, Chester Street. StraightCurves Woolly Wednesdays: 10am to 12:30pm & 6:30 to 9pm. Bring any craft, have a good old natter - relaxed social craft session. E: info@straightcurves.co.uk T: 01246 807575.104 Saltergate, S40 1NE Qi Gong: 10 to 11:15am. Loundsley Green Comm. Centre T: 07910 858267. Nightingale Probus: 1st Wed 10am to 12 noon at The Olde House, Loundsley Green Road, Newbold. Activities - theatre trips, outings, lunches, walking & Scrabble etc. Call: 01246 450797. Walk and Talk: A sociable stroll every other Wed from Queen's Park Leisure Centre, 10:15am at reception. For info call Chesterfield Borough Council Community Lifestyles 01246 345669. British History Class: 10:30am at Chesterfield Library. T: 01246 276800. Bereavement Support Group: Drop-in Coffee Morning. 2nd Wed. 10:30 to 11:30am Annunciation Church Parish Centre. Access through the car park entrance in Queen St. Stepping Out Bereavement Group: 11am to 12.30pm at Grace Chapel, New Square, Market Place. Widows talk freely about your spouse in a supportive environment. T: Elaine on 01246 567047 (2nd and 4th Wed). FABS: Fun and easy way to keep trim, flexible & strong, steady exercise for over 60s. Walton Evangelical Church; Active class 12:30 to 1:30pm £5 & chair based 1:40 to to 2:20pm £4.50. T: 07957 566704 for info. Brampton Singers: St Thomas' Centre on Chatsworth Road 1 until 3 pm. No experience required! Call Karen Cook on 07759 375312 for more details. Stay and Play: 1:3p to 3pm. Term time. Children and babies 0 to 5yrs. Loundsley Green Church. Monkey Park: Derbyshire Carers’ Group. 2nd Wed. 2pm. Drop-in support for carers. T: 01246 235815. Monkey Park, Chester St. Holymoorside Craft Group: 2 to 4pm in the Committee Room, Holymoorside Village Hall. Informal crafting group - papercraft, embroidery, knitting, sewing, drawing etc. T: 01246 569103. Excludes Jun, Jul & Aug.
Wednesday Family Evenings @ Maison Mes Amis: Kids Eat For Free! Choose from Mid Week Brasserie Menu. (Ts & Cs). 5 to 7:30pm. T: 01246 768789. Beaver Scouts: 4:15 to 6pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre. T: 07910 858267. BandWagon: 5 to 8pm, ages 11 to19, £3 p/p. Learn vocal/instrument skills & form a band. Live performances & recording opportunities. DCAS, Springbank Rd, 01629 533060. Dynamic Hatha yoga class: Fast paced varied & challenging, yoga style class. Friend’s Meeting House, Ashgate Road. 5:30 to 7pm. Experienced, qualified & fully insured. Details see Monday event. Holymoorside Tennis Club: New members welcome. Club night 6pm and social tennis Sun/Tues 10am. T: 01246 566718. Cub Scouts: 6 to 7:30pm. Loundsley Green Comm Centre T: 07910 858267. Chesterfield Fairtrade Group: 3rd Wed 6.30pm in Chesterfield Town Hall. New members always welcome. Promoting Fairtrade. T: 01246 455178. Monkey Park: Gamers Network. 7 to 9.30pm. Chester Street. Chesterfield and District Soroptimists: 2nd & 4th Wed at Ringwood Hall Hotel 7.30pm. sigbi.org/chesterfield-and-district or T: 01246 209233. Joan's Line Dancing: Beginners class at Hasland WM Club, Hampton Street. 7:30 to 8:30pm. £3. T: 0750 669 5208. Cotton Mill Club: Activity club for young adults with learning difficulties. 7 to 9pm last Wed at Holymoorside United Reform Church School Room. T: 01246 566109. Jesterfield Juggling Club: 7 to 9pm at Walton Village Centre. Learn and share skills in all types of circus skills. £2/week adults & £1/ under 16s - welcome if accompanied. T: 07766 468 499 E: wfarrant@btinternet.com. Zumba: 6 to 7pm at St John's Church Walton S42 7LT. £5 per session. T: 0781 449 5088. Brampton Ladie's Club: 7pm at Storrs Rd Methodist Church. Speaker or social activity. T: 01246 566435. Term time only. Willow Tree Pilates: 7 to 8pm. Barlow Village Hall. All abilities welcome. T: 07773 819663 E: laura@willowtreepilates.co.uk Free Voices Community Choir: The Friends Meeting House, Brockwell Lane - 7:15 to 9pm. A non-performing choir who sing for enjoyment. T: 01246 237937 or helend@ uwclub.net
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Regular Events Article Brampton Best Knitters: Come and meet for knitting, crochet, other handicrafts, a warm welcome and good company. £1 subs (optional). 7.30pm, Rose and Crown, 104 Old Road, Brampton. T: 07900 814715 for info. Bible Class: 7:30 to 8:30pm at Christadelphian Church 19a Sheffield Road. Topics for study and discussion. chesterfieldchristadelphians.org.uk Scouts: 7:30 to 9:15pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre. T: 07910 858267. HoneyBelles Ladies Choir: Rehearse at 7.45pm at St Mary’s Primary School, Cross Street. New members always welcome, no auditions. E: honeybelleschoir@gmail.com; FB thehoneybelles; honeybelles.co.uk Monkey Park: Digital Photography Club. 9.30am on the 2nd Wednesday.
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Chesterfield Flea Market: Call Chesterfield Visitor Info Centre on 01246 345777/8 or visitchesterfield.info Chesterfield Farmer's Market: Every 2nd Thu. Chesterfield Visitor Information Centre 01246 345774 or visitchesterfield.info Village Hall Pilates: 9.15 am to 10.15 am (Term time) at Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way. See Tuesday. PC Clinic: Professional help and advice on your laptops, PCs, tablets or other electronic devices by Chesterfield College. 9:30am to midday. T: 01246 500799 or pc-clinic@ chesterfield.ac.uk Fit and Fab Keep Fit Class: Gentle exercise class to music. 9:30 to 10:30am United Reform Church Holymoorside. All welcome. T: 0786 658 5575. Yoga: Mixed ability classes. Morning session 9:30-11am - £6. Evening session 7:30-9pm £33 for 6-week block. Loundsley Green Community Centre. T: 07792 978880. Coffee Morning: 10am @ Rose Hill United Reformed Church. TAI CHI & Qigong: Gentle exercise for health and relaxation. 10am at Wingerworth Church Centre, Long Edge Lane. E: sharon.wall@ live.co.uk T: 01246 273795. Chameleon Sock Knitting: 10 til 1pm, £5 per session. Bring along your socks, share your expertise and your creations! Monkey Park: CAB community advice outreach. 10am to midday. Chester Street. All ability yoga classes: Friend’s Meeting House, Ashgate Road. 10 to 11:30am and 6 to 7:30pm. Details see Monday. Central Methodist Toddler Group: Saltergate. 10 to 11:30am (term time). For babies, toddlers, with mums, dads, grandparents or carers, offering drinks, snacks, toys & equipment. Donation £1.50 to cover costs. Chameleon Social Crochet: 10am to 1pm, £3 per session. Chameleon, 420 Chatsworth Road. T: 07526 455410. Walking Back To Healthiness: Walking group meets at 10:30am at Holmebrook Valley Park, starting points may vary. To book 01246 345669.
Rendezvous Group: 1st Thu. St Thomas' Centre, Chatsworth Rd. Seniors invited for activities & a light lunch. 10:30am to 1:30pm. £5 to cover costs. T: 01246 272333. Monkey Park: Book Club. 1 to 2pm. 1st Thu. T: 01246 235815. Monkey Park, Chester St. Monkey Park: Autism Drop In Session. 1 to 3pm. 3rd Thu. T: 01246 235815. Monkey Park, Chester St. Chit Chat Hub: 1:30 to 3:30pm at Loundsley Green Community Centre. Have a chat, laugh with likeminded people, play board games, quizzes, days & meals out. T: 07884 971443 Modern Line Dancing: Beginners Only 2 to 3pm commencing 10 January 2019 at St. Francis Community Hall, Boythorpe Road. £3 per class. Contact Joan: 07506 695208 Thursday Mixed Whist: 2 to 4:30pm at Holymoorside Village Hall. T: 01246 568204. Behind the Scenes Tour: Explore Chesterfield Museum’s store room and find out how they preserve the collections. 2pm. Call to book. Down Memory Lane. A social singing group for people living with dementia and their carers. 2 to 4pm. 2nd Thu at St John’s Church, Walton Back Lane. T: 01246 566205. Monkey Park: Crochet Club. 2 to 4pm. CAMEO (Come and meet each other): St John's Church, Walton Back Lane. 2 to 4pm on 3rd Thu. Come along and meet new friends over tea and cake. All are welcome. £1. T: 01246 236042. ArtBox. 5 to 8pm, ages 11 to 19, £3 p/p. A creative session for individuals who enjoy art. Explore subjects, materials & techniques. DCAS Springbank Rd, 01629 533060. Muy Thai: Martial arts training. 6 to 7:15pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre. T: 07910 858267. Village Hall Pilates: 6 to 7pm (Term time) at The School Room, Old Brampton. 7:45 to 8:45pm at ST John's Church, Walton. See Tuesday listing for contact details. Jog Derbyshire Group - Loundsley Green Community Centre. Group 1 (beginners ~ 3 miles) at 6pm Group 2 (4-5 mile routes) at 6:45pm. T: Rachel on 01246 229 547. Ichthus Canoe Club Chesterfield: Outdoor Thu 6pm Spring, Summer & Autumn. Eve pool session 1st Sat Sharley Park. Afternoon canal session 3rd Sat at Tapton Lock. www. ichthuscanoeclub.co.uk. T: 01246 274021. St John's Ambulance Chesterfield Quad Division: Storrs Road Methodist Church during term time. Badgers and Cadets (5 to 18 year olds) from 6pm. Adults 18+ at 7:30pm. T: 01246 279132 or email chesterfield@derbyshire.sja.org.uk. StraightCurves Book Club: 7 to 8pm 3rd Thu. Relaxed club for book lovers, more details see website. E: info@straightcurves.co.uk T: 01246 807575. 104 Saltergate, S40 1NE. Chesterfield E Townswomen's Guild: 2nd Thu of the month (except Aug). 2pm (Oct Mar) 7pm (Apr - Sep). The Friends’ Meeting House, Ashgate Road. T: 01246 455110. Two to Tango: Tango with Johana Pantera. The Riverside, Hollis Lane S41 7RE 7-8pm Beginners, 8-9pm Intermediates and 9-9.30pm Practica. All standards welcome.
The Rose Choir. Rehearsals 7:30 to 9:30pm. No auditions. Just turn up. Chesterfield Studios, Rose Hill (term time only). Embroiderers' Guild Chesterfield Branch: 1st Thu. 7-9pm at The Saints Parish Centre, St. Mary's Gate, S41 7TJ. Visitors welcome. T: 01246 275177. Chesterfield Caledonian Badminton Club: at St Andrews United Reformed Church Hall, Newbold Road. 7 to 9pm. New adult members welcome, male and female. T: 01246 569225. Brampton Community Band: Musicians welcome - join and play folk music. 7.15 to 9.15 pm at Old Hall Junior School, Old Rd. bramptoncommunityband.org.uk, email: bcband@hotmail.co.uk or T: 01246 236805. Chesterfield Photographic Society: Call Club T: Brian Davis 01246 275433. Inspirations Theatre Company: Amateur dramatics group. Seniors (16+). St Thomas Centre 7pm. Monthly fee. Free taster session. M: 0758 463 5932 or E: inspirationstc.email@gmail.com The Orchard a contemporary worship hour: 7 to 8pm at Storrs Road Methodist Church. Monkey Park: Transition Chesterfield. 7pm. 2nd Thu. Monkey Park, Chester Street. T: 01246 235815. Chesterfield Philharmonic Choir: Practise at Ashgate Croft School, Ashgate Road from 7:15 to 9:30pm. T: 01246 202694. Walton Art Group: Term Time. 7.30 to 9.30 pm, meet at Walton Village Hall, Walton Back Lane. New members welcome. Call Sue on 01246 206721 or Rosie on 01246 568321. Holymoorside Choral Society: practise in Holymoorside from 7:30 to 9:30pm. We sing a variety of music - new members welcome. Nerys Mansell 01246 569693. North East Derbyshire Field Club: 2nd Thu. Winter meets 7.30pm The Suite St Thomas’ Church Brampton. Summer outings and walks. T:01246 913374. Holymoorside Ladies Club: 7:45pm in Holymoorside Village Hall. Variety of speakers and activities. All welcome. Membership not necessary, just £2.50. Term time. T: Anne on 01246 566789. Village Hall Pilates: 7:45 to 8:45pm (Term time) at St Johns Church, Walton. See Tuesday listing for contact details. Chesterfield Jazz Club: Regular Jazz Night, Chester Street, S40 1DL. For details and tickets for gigs T: 07764 587 258 or chesterfieldjazz.com.
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Chesterfield Market: Call Chesterfield Visitor Info Centre T:01246 345777/8 or visitchesterfield.info Parent & Toddler: All welcome. 9 to 11am. Loundsley Green Community Centre. T: 07910 858267. Brampton Walking Group: Meet St Thomas’ Meeting room. Social walk for fitness. 9:15am for walks or community bus leaving at 9:30am. T: Cath on 01246 270532 for details. £5 per meet and annual fee of £10.
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Regular Events StraightCurves Little Creatives: 9:45 to 11am. See Monday listing. TAI CHI & Qigong: Gentle exercise. 10am Wingerworth Church sharon.wall@live.co.uk 01246 273795 Chair Based Exercise: 10 to 11am. Gentle exercise then tea/coffee, 11am for tea/coffee & exercise 11:30am to 12:30pm. £3. St John’s, Walton Back Ln. T: 01246 566205. Alzheimer’s Society: Carer's Support Group. 2nd Fri. 10am to midday. The Pavillion, Queen’s Park. T: 01246 223366. Alzheimer’s Society: Memory Café. 4th Fri. 10am to midday. Rose Hill United Reform Church S40 1JN. T: 01246 223366. Holymoorside Crown Green Bowls Club: Free practice & tuition. 10am to midday. Refreshments provided. Info call Dennis 01246 566021. Monkey Park: Story reading. 10.30 to 11.15am. Term time only. Monkey Park, Chester Street. T: 01246 235815. Children’s Craft Workshops: Hands on activities for children aged 3-5 years. 11am and 2pm at Chesterfield Museum (Last Fri). Yoga for People Living with Cancer: Friends Meeting House Chesterfield 11:00am to 12:30pm. T: 0779 115 7672 or email: yogaforlife@live.co.uk Découpage: 1-3pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre 07910 858267. Knitting Group: Cutthorpe Village Hall 1 to 3pm. £1. Knitting, crochet, cross-stitch etc, a cup of tea and a natter! T: 01246 620314. Chesterfield & District Parkinson’s Branch: 2pm (3rd Fri) St John’s Church, Walton Back Lane, Chesterfield. It’s a good social event and all Parkinson’s members are welcome. Queen's Park Tennis Club: 6pm at Queen's Park annex. T: Andrew on 07711 677315. 3rd Brampton Scout Group: Join the adventure for 6 to 14 year olds in the Beaver, Cub or Scout Sections. Fri eve during term time. St Thomas' Centre. T: 01246 567409. Youth Club: 6 to 8pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre T: 07910 858267. Chameleon Shady Ladies Knit and Natter: 6pm til close, £6 per session. Bring along your projects, have some fun and a cuppa with homemade cake! Friday Night Social Rides: A cycle tour with a theme. Apr to Sep - start 6:30pm from the Town Hall Steps. Bring a lock, lights & some cash for a drink. Typically 2 hours approx. 10 to 12 miles. FB: ChesterfieldFNR Chesterfield Flight Basketball Club: Under 12s (6:30 to 7:30pm). Newbold Outwood Academy, Highfield Lane S41 8BA. Andrea Mooney 07836 591204 amooney@ chesterfieldflight.org.uk Monkey Park: Autism Acceptance Group. 7 to 9pm (3rd Fri) Chester Street. Kids Friday Club: (KFC) For primary age kids, games, crafts, quizzes, bible stories, songs, drinks & biscuits. 6:15 to 7:30pm @ Walton Evangelical Church. Term Time. Table Tennis Club: The Gospel Mission Congregational Church, Old Rd, Brampton. (term time). 7.30pm. £1 incl refreshments.
Chesterfield Art Club: 2nd & 4th Fri. 7:30 to 9:30pm. Whitecotes School. £3. Worknights, Demos & Critiques. Visitors welcome. T: Julie 01246 237291. (Not Aug or Dec). Monkey Park: Poetry Night. 4th Fri. 8pm. Monkey Park, Chester St. T: 01246 235815. Fusion: (for years 7,8 & 9). Games, crafts, short talk, quizzes, tuckshop, drinks & biscuits. 8 to 9pm @ Walton Evangelical Church. Term Time. Holymoorside Band Rehearsals: Noncontesting band. All abilities - rehearsals Mon & Fri 7:45 to 9:45pm - United Reform Church, Holymoorside. Instruments available. Enquiries@holymoorsideband.co.uk or 01246 566691/568745 Badminton: 8:15pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre Call 07910 858267. The Manor: Friday Live Music. 9pm see website. T: 01246 277760. brampton-manor. com Shakes ‘n Ladders: 7 to 10pm Storrs Road Methodist Church. A drop-in Board Game Café. For all ages. Come & play some board games, make new friends and have a drink.
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Newbold Community Football Training: Badger Playing Fields, Newbold Back Ln, S40 4HG. 9:30/11:30am. For boys & girls of all abilities. 5 to 15 yrs. FA qualified coaches, 1st aiders, drinks/snacks. T: 01246 721940. Writing for Wellbeing: 1st Sat 10:30am to 12:30pm Chesterfield Library. No previous creative writing experience necessary. Book at eventbrite.co.uk (Writing for Wellbeing, Chesterfield) Chesterfield Market: Call Chesterfield Visitor Info. Centre 01246 345777/8 or visitchesterfield.info Dr Bike Cycle Repairs: Just pay for the parts used. 1st Saturday. Queen’s Park north car park 9:30am until 1pm. Mar to Oct. West Studios Saturday Opening: 10am to 1pm. Enjoy a coffee, browse the Gallery Shop & latest exhibitions. Parking available. Mystery Objects: A range of objects to identify 10am to 4pm. Chesterfield Museum. StraightCurves Untutored Life Drawing: 10am to 12.30pm (3rd Sun). Practise your skills without being overlooked - relaxed untutored session. E: info@straightcurves. co.uk T: 01246 807575. 104 Saltergate. Muy Thai: Martial Arts training for adults 10 to 11am followed by kids 11am to midday. Bolsover T: 07910 858267. Back to Netball: Have fun & get fit with over 14s. 10 to 11am Loundsley Green Comm Centre. All ages can play if supervised. £2.50 1st free. T: 0785 422 4932. Coffee Morning: 10:30am to midday. Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way. Behind the Scenes Tour: Explore Chesterfield Museum’s store room and find out how they preserve the collections. 11am and 2pm. Call for dates & bookings. Monkey Park: Children's Club. Free clubs. 1st Sat Lego, 2nd Sat Board Games, 3rd Sat Tech Club (Over 8's must be booked) & 4th Sat Art. Monkey Park, Chester Street.
Monkey Park: Repair Café. Run by Transition Chesterfield. Bring along items for repair rather than throwing them away! 2nd Saturday of the month. 10am to 3pm. Last repair accepted at 2pm. Sewing Club 1st & 3rd Sat 11am to 1pm.T: 01246 235815.
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Church Services: 9am Holy Communion & 10:45am for All Ages. Refreshments after both. St John's, Walton Back Lane. Chesterfield Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM): 9:30am - car park at Sainsbury’s (Rother Way) Guidance sessions for IAM associates, info & taster sessions. First Sun & following Sat. T: 01246 488750. Sunday Worship: 9:45am. Loundsley Green Church, Pennine Way. Queen's Park Tennis Club: 10am at Queen's Park annex. T: 07711 677315. Brampton Manor: Sunday Carvery. 12-6pm & Live Music from 5pm. Call: 01246 277760. Sunday Lunch Club: Midday to 3pm. Loundsley Green Community Centre, Cuttholme Road. A community project nominal charge. Check for dates - booking essential. T: Barbara May 01246 563126. Elder Yard Unitarian Chapel Services: 2nd Sunday at 3pm. Elder Way, S401UR. ukunitarians.org.uk/chesterfield. Washington Whirligig Jazz Band: 1st Sun. The Rose & Crown. 4pm and 6pm. Gospel Hour: 6pm Christadelphian Church, 19a Sheffield Rd, Chesterfield. Last Sunday in the month at 10:30am. No evening service. www.chesterfieldchristadelphians.org.uk A Service of Holy Communion: 6pm. Loundsley Green Church (2nd Sunday). Holymoorside Rainbow Whist: Holymoorside Community Centre. 7pm every 2nd and 4th Sunday. £2.50 per session. All welcome. Contact: Suzanne Shaw 01246 278778. The Way: Walton Evangelical Church for those with learning difficulties & their carers. Refreshments 3pm, followed at 3.30 by a talk, games, quiz, singing & finish at 4.30. All welcome. First Sunday.
Multiday & Flexible Chesterfield Young Ramblers: Walking group, at times to suit people of working age. Email: enquiries@chesterfieldyoungramblers.co.uk chesterfieldyoungramblers.co.uk 2nd Brampton Scout Group: Join the adventure for 6 to 14 year olds. Mon: Beavers (6 to 8 years), Thu: Cubs (8 to 10) & Fri: Scouts (10 to 14). Term time. T: Val Richards on 01246 230199 or valrichards04@yahoo.co.uk Zumba Gold: Fitness For 50+ Tue & Thu at 10am & 11am plus Wed 11am. Chester St Club Friendly classes only £3.50 TONING after the 11am Thu class: Zumba with weights (50p extra). T: 07757 726239. Monkey Park: Talk Works Counselling. Support with life's difficulties. £20 to 30 per hour - income based. T: Brenda 0778 4881840.
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